What is the most effective way to complain about private hire drivers? Thanks.
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
panda
"Michael Green" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What is the most effective way to complain about private hire drivers?
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
You mean take their photo ? Simon
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Simon Mason said:
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
You mean take their photo ? Simon
No, he means fire a member of the clergy at them.
Trev
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"Michael Green" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What is the most effective way to complain about private hire drivers?
Thanks.Since hilarity has set in let's try for a serious response. Try complaining to:-
1. The private hire company named on the vehicle.
2. The local authority who regulates them (probably the District/Borough Council)
Unless you have the number plate or his Private Hire Licence number -- or he is an independent
'company' with only one car -- you may as well pee yourself while wearing a dark suit. (Nobody will
notice but you will get a warm feeling!!)I particularly liked the idea of throwing members of the clergy at him. Eliminates two scourges on
society in one 🙂T
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all of the above,
panda
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
You mean take their photo ? Simon
No, he means fire a member of the clergy at them.
Trev
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"panda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
You mean take their photo ? Simon
No, he means fire a member of the clergy at them.
Use a vicar's machine gun, in other words.
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"Tony W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Michael Green" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
What is the most effective way to complain about private hire drivers?
Thanks.Since hilarity has set in let's try for a serious response. Try complaining to:-
1. The private hire company named on the vehicle.
2. The local authority who regulates them (probably the District/Borough Council)
Unless you have the number plate or his Private Hire Licence number -- or he is an independent
'company' with only one
I do indeed have the licence number. Now what? -
"Michael Green" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I do indeed have the licence number. Now what?
Contact the local authority that issued the licence number and -- err -- complain about wot 'e dun.
T
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book them , then when they turn up , shoot them with a big canon
You mean take their photo ? Simon
No, he means fire a member of the clergy at them.
Call the Church Police
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